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    US slams Venezuela’s ‘sham’ Essequibo vote amid controversial elections – Jamaica Inquirer

    Team_Jamaica 14By Team_Jamaica 14May 25, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Guyana and Venezuela nationwide flags.

    CARACAS, Venezuela, Might 25, CMC – The US has condemned Venezuela’s try to increase its authority over Guyana’s Essequibo area, denouncing the inclusion of the disputed territory in Sunday’s regional and parliamentary elections as a “sham.”

    “The US rejects all makes an attempt by Nicolas Maduro and his illegitimate regime to undermine Guyana’s territorial integrity, together with this newest sham election within the Essequibo area,” the US State Division stated Sunday in a press release posted on social media platform X.

    Venezuelans headed to the polls on Sunday to elect 285 members of the Nationwide Meeting, the nation’s unicameral legislature, in addition to state legislators and all 24 governors, together with a newly created governorship purporting to manage the Essequibo area, a territory that legally belongs to Guyana.

    The transfer has additional escalated tensions over the oil-rich area, which has been the topic of a longstanding territorial dispute between the 2 international locations. Venezuela claims Essequibo as its personal, regardless of an 1899 worldwide arbitral award that established the present boundary and which Guyana recognises as legally binding.

    Guyana has maintained that any Venezuelan actions within the area are unlawful.

    Sunday’s election for lawmakers and governors—which the Nationwide Electoral Council, loyal to the ruling social gathering, is overseeing, is being held towards the background of opposition calls to boycott the polls.

    “We face essentially the most brutal repression lately within the nation. (The vote) is a comedy, a parody,” opposition chief Humberto Villalobos stated from the US, on the eve of the election.

    Greater than 21 million Venezuelans are registered to vote, however a nationwide ballot carried out between April 29 and Might 4 by Venezuelan analysis firm Delphos indicated that solely 15.9 % of voters have been extremely prone to solid their ballots.



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